it? judge jeanine: the investigation i thought started in 2018, 2019. they just announced last summer that they had ended the investigation so there was a a question is whether or not they were going to indict him. and then with the delay, the issue came, they have to go to the deputy attorney general and get permission than there was talk about a possible plea bargain and now it s like eight months later, what you ve got is a grand jury that investigated him for years. issues that are violations of the law. without question having to do with that pistol permit application and nothing is being done. when merrick garland says i have my hands off and i m leaving it to the attorney general and delaware. it s not the way you re supposed to treat someone who apparently violated the law. if it were a trump kid, they would be in jail in solitary
at president biden. i understand that president biden lives in the past because he s been in washington for 50 years. shannon: he s drawn serious 2024 speculation but is now on the spot to the make the case for himself. what are the differences in terms of policy positions that, for example, you may have with president trump? probably not very many at all. shannon: joining us now to discuss his potential white house run, south carolina senator tim scott. senator, welcome back to fox news sunday. morning, shannon. i hope you re doing welch. shannon: i am. hope you are as well. i m sure you re a little bit jet lagged because you spent some time in iowa, you ve been testing a message there. do you now see a lane for you in the 2024 gop primary. more important hand a lane for me is do we have a lane for young kids growing up in single-parent households like i did looking at moms, single mothers who are working 16 hours a day like my mom did.
grand jury that investigated president trump s actions after 2020 the election. raised some eyebrows with her candor. we are back now with the panel. josh, national review wrote on this and said, essentially, in the may be a lucky break for president trump. they say if emily coors helped trump convince republican primary voters that the democrats quest to indict them is a politicized abuse of power, his gop nomination could get even we have no idea what s going to happen, but does her media tour actually help? first, by the way, that was not a saturday night live sketch even though she was parodied on saturday night live. look, i think the bigger picture here is the way trump is defeated is through the political system, not the legal system. and i think democrats have put all their chips in this basket that some prosecutor, whether here in washington, d.c. or fulton county, is going to have the smoking gun that s going to take trump out of the political
the progressive movement, then it s impossible for us to offer positive, optimistic solutions to the challenges that we face because of the progressive wing of the democrat party. shannon: you touch there, and you do often, about your personal story. it s very inspiring and compelling to people whether they support you or not. but even your supporters say there has to be more. an opinion piece very favorable to you says you re a talented candidate finding your theme, but you have to be careful not to substitute first-person narrative for an argument about why he is the right person to lead the country. so if you get in, what is the argument for you policy wise versus president trump or anybody else who gets into this field? how are you different or better than the other options? well, shannon, one of the things i love to take time to talk about, and i hope we have about 30 minutes left to have this conversation [laughter] shannon: slightly less. is the policy [laughter] okay, s
donald trump at their own risk. he s quietly had a pretty good political month in terms of doing some of these retail events in south carolina that he didn t do a whole lot during the 2020 campaign. his trip to east palestine, ohio, ahead of pete buttigieg, going to mcdonald s. he s shown sort of a common touch that he had trouble with, frankly, when he was president and running for re-election. so these numbers show that the trump is still formidable within the republican party, and i agree with jeff, ron desantis, if he does get in, is going to be the other big elephant in the room. but, boy, like trump you re not hearing a lot of republicans going after trump. their going after desantis or trying to figure out where they stand in the party, and i think they do that at their own peril because trump is still very, very popular. shannon: whether different to or a better option, they don t want to go correctly, and the poll shows a good reason why. the other poll, how much money do yo